Iceland also offers its visitors scenic views and peaceful retreats and although the summer months don’t reach the bitterly cold temperatures that this country can sometimes reach, July is still relatively cool.

The average July temperature in the southern part of the island is around 10–13 °C (50–55 °F)

Alaska is seeing an increase in visitors during the summer period, with luxury cruises to this destination playing a part in this.

If you would like to explore glaciers as opposed to lounging by the pool, this could be the perfect destination for you.

Monthly averages in August are around 21°C and although this may still be quite hot for some, it’s still cool in comparison the late 30C and early 40C temperatures that some destinations in Europe reach during the height of summer.